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December 4, 2011

Ten years after the Petersberg Conference all eyes are on Bonn again where the world community is to discuss Afghanistan's future. With international commitments due to wind down, much depends on internal reforms.

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Ten years after the Petersberg Conference all eyes are on Bonn again where the world community is to discuss Afghanistan's future. With international commitments due to wind down, much depends on internal reforms.

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NATO troops in Afghanistan: How fast should they go? # 06.10.2011 18 Uhr # Journal Englisch

Friday marks ten years since the beginning of the US-led war in Afghanistan. Today, more than 130-thousand foreign troops remain in that country... the lion's share from the United States. With defence budgets under massive pressure, the US and other NATO countries are keen to reduce those numbers. But how fast should they go? A question Nato defence ministers have been discussing in Brussels today.
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Germany's foreign minister expresses optimism about Afghanistan talks, despite notable absences.
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Delegates at the Afghan civil society talks in Bonn

Pre-conference talks

As foreign ministers gather to discuss Afghanistan, delegates from the country have their say.
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Afghan national security advisor Rangin Dadfar Spanta

'A new phase'

Rangin Dadfar Spanta, the Afghan national security adviser, speaks about his hopes for the country.
December 4, 2011
Protesters in Bonn

Anti-Afghan protest

Protesters call for a speedy exit from Afghanistan on the eve of a conference in Germany.
December 3, 2011
Pakistanis in protest

Sinking hopes

'Farce' threatens Afghanistan summit in Germany after Pakistan announces boycott of the talks.
December 2, 2011
Bundestag in Bonn

Looking for answers

Afghans are eager to hear what will come of the Bonn conference on Afghanistan.
December 2, 2011
Sign saying no weapons of any kind allowed in the hospital area

Under fire

The ICRC wants action to stop aid workers and hospitals coming under fire in conflict zones.
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Supporters of a Pakistani religious group Jamaat-e-Islami chant slogans during an anti American rally in Abbottabad, Pakistan

Alliance under review

Pakistanis are calling for their government to end its alliance with the US after the NATO strike.
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Afghan journalist Sanjar Sohail

Afghan press

Afghan journalist Sanjar Sohail says new media are changing the face of his society.
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Aziz Rafiee

Hampered development

The obsession with security shouldn't allow social development in Afghanistan to be ignored.
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U.S. Marines with NATO forces on a patrol

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Afghanistan remains torn between internal and foreign interests.
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